Best aftermarket Stands - Model 10
Peabody67GTO
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Hi,
I am the original owner of my 10's from 1984. I had them on a set of speaker stands and they are starting to weaken.
I know the polk stands are not available now & I saw a post on building some. I have a disiability and cannot do that so my option is to just buy a new set.
Any brand names to look for or how tall of a stand should I use. I got my old stands as a BD present and not even sure they were the correct ones.
THANKS
I am the original owner of my 10's from 1984. I had them on a set of speaker stands and they are starting to weaken.
I know the polk stands are not available now & I saw a post on building some. I have a disiability and cannot do that so my option is to just buy a new set.
Any brand names to look for or how tall of a stand should I use. I got my old stands as a BD present and not even sure they were the correct ones.
THANKS
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Peabody67GTO wrote: »Hi,
I am the original owner of my 10's from 1984. I had them on a set of speaker stands and they are starting to weaken.
I know the polk stands are not available now & I saw a post on building some. I have a disiability and cannot do that so my option is to just buy a new set.
Any brand names to look for or how tall of a stand should I use. I got my old stands as a BD present and not even sure they were the correct ones.
THANKS
Is there any way to reinforce them? Reglue them? etcSDA SRS 2.3TL's
Silk Audio MS-90-BT integrated tube amp
Yaqin MS-20L integrated tube amp
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The top part that the speaker sits on cracked so the speaker is sitting on a 8 x 4 flat surface & not 8 x 8. It is pretty sturdy but I want to make sure. I could look into maybe replacing just the top piece if I can get it off. The other stand is fine.
I found these that look nice & built much better then mine!
http://www.racksandstands.com/Wood-Technology-FGH-12-E-WT0208.html#ReviewHeader
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I place (all) of my Monitor 10's on "tip toes" (remember those) on a carpeted floor and it really helps tighten up the bass. I tried stands way back when but didn't think they were worth the trouble (and "tip toes" are just about indestructable).Yamaha RX-A2050 AVR (5.0.2); LG OLED77C2 4K TV(4) Polk Monitor 10B's w/SoniCaps, Mills, and RDO-194 tweets (R/L F/R)(2) Polk RC80i (Top Middle)Polk CS300 center channelAnalog: B&O TX2 Turntable, Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1Digital: Pioneer CLD-99 Elite LD, Panasonic DMP-UB900 UHD Blu-RayBedroom: Arylic Up2Stream AMPv3 driving Polk Monitor 4's w/peerless tweets
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HI,
I have hardwood floors so I need stands. What would be a good height? I can get 12" or 8" stands. I was thinking the 8" would get the tweeters close to my ear height when sitting on my couch. The 12" might be to high. I wonder what the original polks were?
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Peabody67GTO wrote: »HI,
I have hardwood floors so I need stands. What would be a good height? I can get 12" or 8" stands. I was thinking the 8" would get the tweeters close to my ear height when sitting on my couch. The 12" might be to high. I wonder what the original polks were?
THANKS
Use search function. There are specs on orig stands around here.
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The original stands also tilted the speaker back 5-6 degrees as a poor mans time alignment. (that actually worked pretty well)Mains.............Polk LSi15 (Cherry)
Center............Polk LSiC (Crossover upgraded)
Surrounds.......Polk LSi7 (Gloss Black - wood sides removed and crossovers upgraded)
Subwoofers.....SVS 25-31 CS+ and PC+ (both 20hz tune)
Pre\Pro...........NAD T163 (Modded with LM4562 opamps)
Amplifier.........Cinepro 3k6 (6-channel, 500wpc@4ohms)